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DavidMroczkowski Bronzed Grackle; Common Grackle (Bronzed)
Bronzed Grackle; Common Grackle (Bronzed) commented on by DavidMroczkowski Mayer, Minnesota, USA10 years ago

Nice spotting!

DavidMroczkowski Lake Whitefish
Lake Whitefish commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Thanks, jbstrange2202

DavidMroczkowski Great White Egret
Great White Egret commented on by DavidMroczkowski Palatine, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Wow

DavidMroczkowski Hellebore
Hellebore commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Thanks, Jopy.

DavidMroczkowski Coprinellus micaceus
Coprinellus micaceus commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Thank you, gully.moy. I've looking through my books and online, and I think you're correct. They happened to be a spotting on my way home one day.

DavidMroczkowski Spiny Flower Mantis (Nymph)
Spiny Flower Mantis (Nymph) commented on by DavidMroczkowski Sifundza seHhohho, Swaziland10 years ago

stunning

DavidMroczkowski Golden-crowned Kinglet
Golden-crowned Kinglet commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

It was a friend one. I watched it from about 20-25 feet, and it gradually came closer until it was about 2-3 feet away.

DavidMroczkowski American Woodcock
American Woodcock commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Quick follow up: it flew away the next morning.

DavidMroczkowski American Woodcock
American Woodcock commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

A friend called me up, because he heard a bird strike his window. I went over and it was on his deck. It was a more dazed before I arrived according to his daughter. It sat perfectly still, and I was maybe 6 to 8 feet away. I didn't want to disturb it. He did move a couple boxes around it to keep it hidden, but it didn't move an inch. We will let it sit, and we've contacted a local wildlife rehab center if it doesn't recover on its own.

DavidMroczkowski American Tree Sparrow
American Tree Sparrow commented on by DavidMroczkowski Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

It definitely had the bicolored bill.

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